2018 CDLGeneralKnowledgeExamQuestions & Answers - 100 Questions & Answers
See and meet BarryBranton at https://youtu.be/7V_VBjiSLWE
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Partial Video Transcript:
hi this is Barry Branton thank you for
watching my video I really appreciate it
we're gonna be covering CDL general
knowledge questions and answers we have
about a hundred questions and answers
we're going to go over so let's get
started okay thank you so much let's get
started going over these questions speed
limits that are posted at freeway
off-ramps may not be safe speeds for
large vehicles or heavily loaded
vehicles how do you test hydraulic
brakes for a leak with the vehicle
stopped pump brake pedal three times and
then apply firm pressure and hold for five
seconds you when merging with traffic you
should use your your mirrors to make sure
the gap in the traffic is large enough for
you to parmi large enough for you or your
vehicle to enter what are some steering
system defects to look for missing nuts
or bolts or Cotter keys or other parts
the amount of space you need to enter
traffic is affected by the weight of
your load if you are feeling drowsy
before driving what should you do get
some sleep
to make a tight turn with a large
vehicle you may have to go slower than
many non-commercial drivers would expect
you to drive
with a pressurized cooling system you
should not remove the radiator cap until
the system is cool which is a danger
when traveling alongside other vehicles
your vehicle may be boxed in alongside
or between those vehicles when the time
comes for you to change lanes
how far ahead should you look while
driving you should look at least 12 to
15 seconds ahead if you are turning left
which lane should you use of to left
turn lanes use the right-hand lane what
can happen if you do not have enough
room for me
let me just read that again what can
happen if you do not have enough weight
on the steering axle it will be more
difficult to steer your vehicle when
executing a turn why should you look in
your rear view mirrors you want to make
sure that the rear of your trailer
doesn't hit anything as a comer
driver what are you responsible for with
respect to your cargo you're responsible
for inspecting your cargo and knowing
that it is securely tied down and/or
covered when your speed is doubled how
many times more distance does it take to
stop your vehicle it takes about four
times as much distance to stop when your
speed is doubled
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UCRNz8zkdZ0&list=PLz9u0GMKwC_H9ogfB2yW7Io34Beq1d6gQ

Visithttp://IllinoisGunPros.com
http://illinoisconcealedcarrypermitclass.blogspot.com or
http://www.facebook.com/illinoisconcealedcarryclass for more information on how to get a concealed carry permit, which classes are available, etc.
The IllinoisState Police has 60 days from the day that the concealed carry law is enacted to begin approving a curriculum and instructors. We have it on authority that the Illinois State Police will recognize NRA certified instructors to teach Illinois concealed carry classes.
Illinois concealed carry classes will have to be a total of 16 hours, though many will be exempt from the first 8 hours. The first 8 hours will be waived if you are an honorably discharged veteran with a DD-214 offered as proof. That is written into the law. The other way of waiving the first 8 hours is if you have already taken a course approved by the Illinois State Police. The NRA's lobbyist in Springfield has assured us that the NRA courses (given by certified NRA instructors) will be recognized for the first 8 hours of concealed carry class. The second 8 hours will need to be approved by the Illinois State Police, but again, we are assured that it will be a curriculum that the certified NRA Instructors can deliver.
What makes a good Illinois concealed carry class is a quality instructor and a sound curriculum. For that reason, a course like the 8 hour NRA BasicPistolShootingCourse is ideal. If you already have a UtahCCW permit, we believe that will satisfy 4 of the first 8 hours required, so you would need only 4 more hours. In that case, taking a course like the 4 hour NRA FIRSTSteps Pistol course would be the way for you to go.
The process to obtain an Illinois concealed carry license will begin after July 9, 2013 when the deadlines hits for when the Federal Courts ordered Illinois to make concealed carry legal. The Illinois concealed carry permit class requirements (for shooting) are that you fire 30 rounds at a man-sized silhouette target (NRA B-27 target) and hit 70% of the time, firing 10 rounds each at distances of 5, 7 and 10 yards. This is not very difficult if you paid attention during your Illinois concealed carry permit class. The best illinois concealed carry class looks definitely to be the NRA Basic Pistol Shooting Class, with an additional 8 hours added on to satisfy the Illinois requirements. The NRA Basic Pistol Shooting class as your Illinois concealed carry permit class is a great idea for several reasons. First of all, it obviously satisfies the Illinois concealed carry class requirements. Second, as an Illinois concealed carry class, it focuses very heavily on safety. An Illinois concealed carry class should use the class time to drill into the student's consciousness all the safety habits and practices that you would expect from an Illinois concealed carry class.
Since concealed carry in Illinois is such a big deal, the gun ranges are very full on the weekends, therefore it is a good idea to think about getting into a class that meets during the week, even if this means you have to take a day off work.

published:25 Jun 2013

views:14490

MARTINSVILLE, ILLINOIS — Martinsville Junior-Senior High SchoolEnglish teacher Jordan Parmenter was fired by the Martinsville School Board on Tuesday in a 6-0 vote.
The board's decision comes following a May 15 incident during which the teacher allegedly used a small United States flag during a lesson on free speech in his classroom.
One of his students reportedly pointed out that the way Parmenter was holding the flag was disrespectful, and the teacher then allegedly dropped the flag on the ground and stomped on it explaining to the class that freedom of speech extends to the desecration of the U.S. flag.
Parents and faculty at the school however, found the free-speech demonstration offensive and Parmenter was placed on leave before the June 29 decision to terminate his employment.
The teacher said he plans to speak to his union representative regarding the board's decision, but had no further comment.
What do you think? Did the school board go too far by firing this teacher? Did the school board cross a free speech line here? Or are they also expressing their freedoms by freely voting to terminate him?
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Although today the state's largest population center is around Chicago in the northern part of the state, the state's European population grew first in the west, with French Canadians who settled along the Mississippi River, and gave the area the name, Illinois. After the American Revolutionary War established the United States, American settlers began arriving from Kentucky in the 1810s via the Ohio River, and the population grew from south to north. In 1818, Illinois achieved statehood. After construction of the Erie Canal increased traffic and trade through the Great Lakes, Chicago was founded in the 1830s on the banks of the Chicago River, at one of the few natural harbors on southern Lake Michigan.John Deere's invention of the self-scouring steel plow turned Illinois' rich prairie into some of the world's most productive and valuable farmlands, attracting immigrant farmers from Germany and Sweden. Railroads carried immigrants to new homes, as well as being used to ship their commodity crops out to markets.

Illinois (state song)

"Illinois" is the official state song of the U.S. state of Illinois. Written by Charles H. Chamberlain (1841–1894, also spelled Chamberlin) and composed by Archibald Johnston (died 1887), "Illinois" became the state song by an act of the 54th Illinois General Assembly (1925).

Illinois Route 128

Route description

Illinois 128 is a two-lane, rural surface road for its entire length. Immediately north of Interstate 70, it overlapsU.S. Route 40 for 3 miles (5km). It is also concurrent with Illinois Route 16 near Shelbyville.

Illinois 128 may or may not run through Moultrie County, depending on its exact routing, as the route appears to run along portions of the Shelby/Moultrie and Macon/Moultrie county lines.

History

SBI Route 128 originally ran from U.S. Route 40 (originally Illinois Route 11) to Illinois 16 west of Shelbyville. In 1937, it replaced Illinois Route 169 north of Shelbyville to Dalton City. Finally, as Interstate 70 was being built in the 1950s and 1960s, it was extended along U.S. 40 to Altamont.

References

Questions!/Answers?

Questions!/Answers? is a series of ten educational films released in 1975 by Walt Disney Productions. The series dealt with many moral topics and it experted many sequences from various live-action Disney films.

Questions & Answers (album)

This album is a tribute to John "Beatz" Holohan (The late drummer to the band Bayside), as evidenced in the track, "Heart Beatz," and the lyrics in many of the songs; it is also a tribute to Caitlin Boyle, a beloved friend of The Sleeping, as stated in the liner notes.

Track listing

Chart Position

References

Illinois State Police

The Illinois State Police (ISP) is the state police force of Illinois. Officially established in 1922, the Illinois State Police have over 3,000 personnel and 21 districts. The main facilities of the Illinois State Police Academy, which were constructed in 1968, are located in Springfield. Prior to 1968, training was conducted at the Illinois State Fairgrounds. ISP also maintains the Illinois sex offender registry, administers the state's AMBER Alert program, and issues Illinois Firearm Owner Identification Cards (FOID). The Illinois State Police is also responsible for driving and physically protecting the Governor of Illinois. In 2005, officers and duties of the Illinois Department of Central Management Services Police were merged into the Illinois State Police.

Organization

As of 2006, the Illinois State Police is organized into several divisions:

2018 CDLGeneralKnowledgeExamQuestions & Answers - 100 Questions & Answers
See and meet BarryBranton at https://youtu.be/7V_VBjiSLWE
CDL General Knowledge VideoSeries: https://goo.gl/XWJeJv
ShortLink for this Video: https://youtu.be/HOFMikRv9Bs
Long Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HOFMikRv9Bs
Partial Video Transcript:
hi this is Barry Branton thank you for
watching my video I really appreciate it
we're gonna be covering CDL general
knowledge questions and answers we have
about a hundred questions and answers
we're going to go over so let's get
started okay thank you so much let's get
started going over these questions speed
limits that are posted at freeway
off-ramps may not be safe speeds for
large vehicles or heavily loaded
vehicles how do you test hydraulic
brakes for a leak with the vehicle
stopped pump brake pedal three times and
then apply firm pressure and hold for five
seconds you when merging with traffic you
should use your your mirrors to make sure
the gap in the traffic is large enough for
you to parmi large enough for you or your
vehicle to enter what are some steering
system defects to look for missing nuts
or bolts or Cotter keys or other parts
the amount of space you need to enter
traffic is affected by the weight of
your load if you are feeling drowsy
before driving what should you do get
some sleep
to make a tight turn with a large
vehicle you may have to go slower than
many non-commercial drivers would expect
you to drive
with a pressurized cooling system you
should not remove the radiator cap until
the system is cool which is a danger
when traveling alongside other vehicles
your vehicle may be boxed in alongside
or between those vehicles when the time
comes for you to change lanes
how far ahead should you look while
driving you should look at least 12 to
15 seconds ahead if you are turning left
which lane should you use of to left
turn lanes use the right-hand lane what
can happen if you do not have enough
room for me
let me just read that again what can
happen if you do not have enough weight
on the steering axle it will be more
difficult to steer your vehicle when
executing a turn why should you look in
your rear view mirrors you want to make
sure that the rear of your trailer
doesn't hit anything as a comer
driver what are you responsible for with
respect to your cargo you're responsible
for inspecting your cargo and knowing
that it is securely tied down and/or
covered when your speed is doubled how
many times more distance does it take to
stop your vehicle it takes about four
times as much distance to stop when your
speed is doubled
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UCRNz8zkdZ0&list=PLz9u0GMKwC_H9ogfB2yW7Io34Beq1d6gQ

USS Illinois & USS Kentucky - Guide 060 (Part 4)

Illinois Concealed Carry Class Training Requirements

Visithttp://IllinoisGunPros.com
http://illinoisconcealedcarrypermitclass.blogspot.com or
http://www.facebook.com/illinoisconcealedcarryclass for more information on how to get a concealed carry permit, which classes are available, etc.
The IllinoisState Police has 60 days from the day that the concealed carry law is enacted to begin approving a curriculum and instructors. We have it on authority that the Illinois State Police will recognize NRA certified instructors to teach Illinois concealed carry classes.
Illinois concealed carry classes will have to be a total of 16 hours, though many will be exempt from the first 8 hours. The first 8 hours will be waived if you are an honorably discharged veteran with a DD-214 offered as proof. That is written into the law. The other way of waiving the first 8 hours is if you have already taken a course approved by the Illinois State Police. The NRA's lobbyist in Springfield has assured us that the NRA courses (given by certified NRA instructors) will be recognized for the first 8 hours of concealed carry class. The second 8 hours will need to be approved by the Illinois State Police, but again, we are assured that it will be a curriculum that the certified NRA Instructors can deliver.
What makes a good Illinois concealed carry class is a quality instructor and a sound curriculum. For that reason, a course like the 8 hour NRA BasicPistolShootingCourse is ideal. If you already have a UtahCCW permit, we believe that will satisfy 4 of the first 8 hours required, so you would need only 4 more hours. In that case, taking a course like the 4 hour NRA FIRSTSteps Pistol course would be the way for you to go.
The process to obtain an Illinois concealed carry license will begin after July 9, 2013 when the deadlines hits for when the Federal Courts ordered Illinois to make concealed carry legal. The Illinois concealed carry permit class requirements (for shooting) are that you fire 30 rounds at a man-sized silhouette target (NRA B-27 target) and hit 70% of the time, firing 10 rounds each at distances of 5, 7 and 10 yards. This is not very difficult if you paid attention during your Illinois concealed carry permit class. The best illinois concealed carry class looks definitely to be the NRA Basic Pistol Shooting Class, with an additional 8 hours added on to satisfy the Illinois requirements. The NRA Basic Pistol Shooting class as your Illinois concealed carry permit class is a great idea for several reasons. First of all, it obviously satisfies the Illinois concealed carry class requirements. Second, as an Illinois concealed carry class, it focuses very heavily on safety. An Illinois concealed carry class should use the class time to drill into the student's consciousness all the safety habits and practices that you would expect from an Illinois concealed carry class.
Since concealed carry in Illinois is such a big deal, the gun ranges are very full on the weekends, therefore it is a good idea to think about getting into a class that meets during the week, even if this means you have to take a day off work.

MARTINSVILLE, ILLINOIS — Martinsville Junior-Senior High SchoolEnglish teacher Jordan Parmenter was fired by the Martinsville School Board on Tuesday in a 6-0 vote.
The board's decision comes following a May 15 incident during which the teacher allegedly used a small United States flag during a lesson on free speech in his classroom.
One of his students reportedly pointed out that the way Parmenter was holding the flag was disrespectful, and the teacher then allegedly dropped the flag on the ground and stomped on it explaining to the class that freedom of speech extends to the desecration of the U.S. flag.
Parents and faculty at the school however, found the free-speech demonstration offensive and Parmenter was placed on leave before the June 29 decision to terminate his employment.
The teacher said he plans to speak to his union representative regarding the board's decision, but had no further comment.
What do you think? Did the school board go too far by firing this teacher? Did the school board cross a free speech line here? Or are they also expressing their freedoms by freely voting to terminate him?
----------------------------------------­---------------------
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The Illinois stock pullers and the 10k naturally aspirated tractor class in hazelwood indiana june 23rd 2018. Great class of tractors.

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What is a Class A misdemeanor crime in Illinois law?

What is a Class A misdemeanor crime in Illinois law?

What is a Class A misdemeanor crime in Illinois law?

http://www.MyAttorneysOnline.com/
800-454-4LAW (800-454-4529)
Chicago areaCriminal defense attorney Steven H. Fagan explains what a "Class A" Misdemeanor is in Illinois law.
There are different kinds of criminal offenses in Illinois. In addition to business class offenses and quasi-criminal matters like petty offenses punishable by only a fine, there are felony and misdemeanor charges. Where felony cases are punishable by a year or more in prison, misdemeanors are punishable by less than a year in jail.
A class A misdemeanor is punishable by up to 364 days in jail and up to a maximum of $2500 plus court costs. Many different sentencing options exist, including probation or supervision, as well as penalty options that might include fines, community service, counseling and treatment.
Most misdemeanors in Illinois fall under this category. Examples might include DUI, battery, domestic battery, theft or retail theft, driving while suspended, possession of cannabis, criminal damage to property, resisting or obstructing a police officer, criminal sexual abuse, or possession of drug paraphernalia.
Because a Class A misdemeanors can have far reaching consequences to freedom and impact on future employment opportunities, experienced and knowledgable representation by an criminal lawyer familiar with Illinois' Criminal law is a must.
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2018 CDLGeneralKnowledgeExamQuestions & Answers - 100 Questions & Answers
See and meet BarryBranton at https://youtu.be/7V_VBjiSLWE
CDL General Knowledge VideoSeries: https://goo.gl/XWJeJv
ShortLink for this Video: https://youtu.be/HOFMikRv9Bs
Long Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HOFMikRv9Bs
Partial Video Transcript:
hi this is Barry Branton thank you for
watching my video I really appreciate it
we're gonna be covering CDL general
knowledge questions and answers we have
about a hundred questions and answers
we're going to go over so let's get
started okay thank you so much let's get
started going over these questions speed
limits that are posted at freeway
off-ramps may not be safe speeds for
large vehicles or heavily loaded
vehicles how do you test hydraulic
...

published: 13 Jan 2018

USS Illinois & USS Kentucky - Guide 060 (Part 4)

Illinois Concealed Carry Class Training Requirements

Visithttp://IllinoisGunPros.com
http://illinoisconcealedcarrypermitclass.blogspot.com or
http://www.facebook.com/illinoisconcealedcarryclass for more information on how to get a concealed carry permit, which classes are available, etc.
The IllinoisState Police has 60 days from the day that the concealed carry law is enacted to begin approving a curriculum and instructors. We have it on authority that the Illinois State Police will recognize NRA certified instructors to teach Illinois concealed carry classes.
Illinois concealed carry classes will have to be a total of 16 hours, though many will be exempt from the first 8 hours. The first 8 hours will be waived if you are an honorably discharged veteran with a DD-214 offered as proof. That is written into the law. The other way of wa...

MARTINSVILLE, ILLINOIS — Martinsville Junior-Senior High SchoolEnglish teacher Jordan Parmenter was fired by the Martinsville School Board on Tuesday in a 6-0 vote.
The board's decision comes following a May 15 incident during which the teacher allegedly used a small United States flag during a lesson on free speech in his classroom.
One of his students reportedly pointed out that the way Parmenter was holding the flag was disrespectful, and the teacher then allegedly dropped the flag on the ground and stomped on it explaining to the class that freedom of speech extends to the desecration of the U.S. flag.
Parents and faculty at the school however, found the free-speech demonstration offensive and Parmenter was placed on leave before the June 29 decision to terminate his employment.
T...

The Illinois stock pullers and the 10k naturally aspirated tractor class in hazelwood indiana june 23rd 2018. Great class of tractors.

published: 24 Jun 2018

What is a Class A misdemeanor crime in Illinois law?

http://www.MyAttorneysOnline.com/
800-454-4LAW (800-454-4529)
Chicago areaCriminal defense attorney Steven H. Fagan explains what a "Class A" Misdemeanor is in Illinois law.
There are different kinds of criminal offenses in Illinois. In addition to business class offenses and quasi-criminal matters like petty offenses punishable by only a fine, there are felony and misdemeanor charges. Where felony cases are punishable by a year or more in prison, misdemeanors are punishable by less than a year in jail.
A class A misdemeanor is punishable by up to 364 days in jail and up to a maximum of $2500 plus court costs. Many different sentencing options exist, including probation or supervision, as well as penalty options that might include fines, community service, counseling and treatment.
...

2018 CDLGeneralKnowledgeExamQuestions & Answers - 100 Questions & Answers
See and meet BarryBranton at https://youtu.be/7V_VBjiSLWE
CDL General Knowledge VideoSeries: https://goo.gl/XWJeJv
ShortLink for this Video: https://youtu.be/HOFMikRv9Bs
Long Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HOFMikRv9Bs
Partial Video Transcript:
hi this is Barry Branton thank you for
watching my video I really appreciate it
we're gonna be covering CDL general
knowledge questions and answers we have
about a hundred questions and answers
we're going to go over so let's get
started okay thank you so much let's get
started going over these questions speed
limits that are posted at freeway
off-ramps may not be safe speeds for
large vehicles or heavily loaded
vehicles how do you test hydraulic
brakes for a leak with the vehicle
stopped pump brake pedal three times and
then apply firm pressure and hold for five
seconds you when merging with traffic you
should use your your mirrors to make sure
the gap in the traffic is large enough for
you to parmi large enough for you or your
vehicle to enter what are some steering
system defects to look for missing nuts
or bolts or Cotter keys or other parts
the amount of space you need to enter
traffic is affected by the weight of
your load if you are feeling drowsy
before driving what should you do get
some sleep
to make a tight turn with a large
vehicle you may have to go slower than
many non-commercial drivers would expect
you to drive
with a pressurized cooling system you
should not remove the radiator cap until
the system is cool which is a danger
when traveling alongside other vehicles
your vehicle may be boxed in alongside
or between those vehicles when the time
comes for you to change lanes
how far ahead should you look while
driving you should look at least 12 to
15 seconds ahead if you are turning left
which lane should you use of to left
turn lanes use the right-hand lane what
can happen if you do not have enough
room for me
let me just read that again what can
happen if you do not have enough weight
on the steering axle it will be more
difficult to steer your vehicle when
executing a turn why should you look in
your rear view mirrors you want to make
sure that the rear of your trailer
doesn't hit anything as a comer
driver what are you responsible for with
respect to your cargo you're responsible
for inspecting your cargo and knowing
that it is securely tied down and/or
covered when your speed is doubled how
many times more distance does it take to
stop your vehicle it takes about four
times as much distance to stop when your
speed is doubled
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UCRNz8zkdZ0&list=PLz9u0GMKwC_H9ogfB2yW7Io34Beq1d6gQ

2018 CDLGeneralKnowledgeExamQuestions & Answers - 100 Questions & Answers
See and meet BarryBranton at https://youtu.be/7V_VBjiSLWE
CDL General Knowledge VideoSeries: https://goo.gl/XWJeJv
ShortLink for this Video: https://youtu.be/HOFMikRv9Bs
Long Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HOFMikRv9Bs
Partial Video Transcript:
hi this is Barry Branton thank you for
watching my video I really appreciate it
we're gonna be covering CDL general
knowledge questions and answers we have
about a hundred questions and answers
we're going to go over so let's get
started okay thank you so much let's get
started going over these questions speed
limits that are posted at freeway
off-ramps may not be safe speeds for
large vehicles or heavily loaded
vehicles how do you test hydraulic
brakes for a leak with the vehicle
stopped pump brake pedal three times and
then apply firm pressure and hold for five
seconds you when merging with traffic you
should use your your mirrors to make sure
the gap in the traffic is large enough for
you to parmi large enough for you or your
vehicle to enter what are some steering
system defects to look for missing nuts
or bolts or Cotter keys or other parts
the amount of space you need to enter
traffic is affected by the weight of
your load if you are feeling drowsy
before driving what should you do get
some sleep
to make a tight turn with a large
vehicle you may have to go slower than
many non-commercial drivers would expect
you to drive
with a pressurized cooling system you
should not remove the radiator cap until
the system is cool which is a danger
when traveling alongside other vehicles
your vehicle may be boxed in alongside
or between those vehicles when the time
comes for you to change lanes
how far ahead should you look while
driving you should look at least 12 to
15 seconds ahead if you are turning left
which lane should you use of to left
turn lanes use the right-hand lane what
can happen if you do not have enough
room for me
let me just read that again what can
happen if you do not have enough weight
on the steering axle it will be more
difficult to steer your vehicle when
executing a turn why should you look in
your rear view mirrors you want to make
sure that the rear of your trailer
doesn't hit anything as a comer
driver what are you responsible for with
respect to your cargo you're responsible
for inspecting your cargo and knowing
that it is securely tied down and/or
covered when your speed is doubled how
many times more distance does it take to
stop your vehicle it takes about four
times as much distance to stop when your
speed is doubled
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UCRNz8zkdZ0&list=PLz9u0GMKwC_H9ogfB2yW7Io34Beq1d6gQ

Illinois Concealed Carry Class Training Requirements

Visithttp://IllinoisGunPros.com
http://illinoisconcealedcarrypermitclass.blogspot.com or
http://www.facebook.com/illinoisconcealedcarryclass for more informa...

Visithttp://IllinoisGunPros.com
http://illinoisconcealedcarrypermitclass.blogspot.com or
http://www.facebook.com/illinoisconcealedcarryclass for more information on how to get a concealed carry permit, which classes are available, etc.
The IllinoisState Police has 60 days from the day that the concealed carry law is enacted to begin approving a curriculum and instructors. We have it on authority that the Illinois State Police will recognize NRA certified instructors to teach Illinois concealed carry classes.
Illinois concealed carry classes will have to be a total of 16 hours, though many will be exempt from the first 8 hours. The first 8 hours will be waived if you are an honorably discharged veteran with a DD-214 offered as proof. That is written into the law. The other way of waiving the first 8 hours is if you have already taken a course approved by the Illinois State Police. The NRA's lobbyist in Springfield has assured us that the NRA courses (given by certified NRA instructors) will be recognized for the first 8 hours of concealed carry class. The second 8 hours will need to be approved by the Illinois State Police, but again, we are assured that it will be a curriculum that the certified NRA Instructors can deliver.
What makes a good Illinois concealed carry class is a quality instructor and a sound curriculum. For that reason, a course like the 8 hour NRA BasicPistolShootingCourse is ideal. If you already have a UtahCCW permit, we believe that will satisfy 4 of the first 8 hours required, so you would need only 4 more hours. In that case, taking a course like the 4 hour NRA FIRSTSteps Pistol course would be the way for you to go.
The process to obtain an Illinois concealed carry license will begin after July 9, 2013 when the deadlines hits for when the Federal Courts ordered Illinois to make concealed carry legal. The Illinois concealed carry permit class requirements (for shooting) are that you fire 30 rounds at a man-sized silhouette target (NRA B-27 target) and hit 70% of the time, firing 10 rounds each at distances of 5, 7 and 10 yards. This is not very difficult if you paid attention during your Illinois concealed carry permit class. The best illinois concealed carry class looks definitely to be the NRA Basic Pistol Shooting Class, with an additional 8 hours added on to satisfy the Illinois requirements. The NRA Basic Pistol Shooting class as your Illinois concealed carry permit class is a great idea for several reasons. First of all, it obviously satisfies the Illinois concealed carry class requirements. Second, as an Illinois concealed carry class, it focuses very heavily on safety. An Illinois concealed carry class should use the class time to drill into the student's consciousness all the safety habits and practices that you would expect from an Illinois concealed carry class.
Since concealed carry in Illinois is such a big deal, the gun ranges are very full on the weekends, therefore it is a good idea to think about getting into a class that meets during the week, even if this means you have to take a day off work.

Visithttp://IllinoisGunPros.com
http://illinoisconcealedcarrypermitclass.blogspot.com or
http://www.facebook.com/illinoisconcealedcarryclass for more information on how to get a concealed carry permit, which classes are available, etc.
The IllinoisState Police has 60 days from the day that the concealed carry law is enacted to begin approving a curriculum and instructors. We have it on authority that the Illinois State Police will recognize NRA certified instructors to teach Illinois concealed carry classes.
Illinois concealed carry classes will have to be a total of 16 hours, though many will be exempt from the first 8 hours. The first 8 hours will be waived if you are an honorably discharged veteran with a DD-214 offered as proof. That is written into the law. The other way of waiving the first 8 hours is if you have already taken a course approved by the Illinois State Police. The NRA's lobbyist in Springfield has assured us that the NRA courses (given by certified NRA instructors) will be recognized for the first 8 hours of concealed carry class. The second 8 hours will need to be approved by the Illinois State Police, but again, we are assured that it will be a curriculum that the certified NRA Instructors can deliver.
What makes a good Illinois concealed carry class is a quality instructor and a sound curriculum. For that reason, a course like the 8 hour NRA BasicPistolShootingCourse is ideal. If you already have a UtahCCW permit, we believe that will satisfy 4 of the first 8 hours required, so you would need only 4 more hours. In that case, taking a course like the 4 hour NRA FIRSTSteps Pistol course would be the way for you to go.
The process to obtain an Illinois concealed carry license will begin after July 9, 2013 when the deadlines hits for when the Federal Courts ordered Illinois to make concealed carry legal. The Illinois concealed carry permit class requirements (for shooting) are that you fire 30 rounds at a man-sized silhouette target (NRA B-27 target) and hit 70% of the time, firing 10 rounds each at distances of 5, 7 and 10 yards. This is not very difficult if you paid attention during your Illinois concealed carry permit class. The best illinois concealed carry class looks definitely to be the NRA Basic Pistol Shooting Class, with an additional 8 hours added on to satisfy the Illinois requirements. The NRA Basic Pistol Shooting class as your Illinois concealed carry permit class is a great idea for several reasons. First of all, it obviously satisfies the Illinois concealed carry class requirements. Second, as an Illinois concealed carry class, it focuses very heavily on safety. An Illinois concealed carry class should use the class time to drill into the student's consciousness all the safety habits and practices that you would expect from an Illinois concealed carry class.
Since concealed carry in Illinois is such a big deal, the gun ranges are very full on the weekends, therefore it is a good idea to think about getting into a class that meets during the week, even if this means you have to take a day off work.

MARTINSVILLE, ILLINOIS — Martinsville Junior-Senior High SchoolEnglish teacher Jordan Parmenter was fired by the Martinsville School Board on Tuesday in a 6-0 vote.
The board's decision comes following a May 15 incident during which the teacher allegedly used a small United States flag during a lesson on free speech in his classroom.
One of his students reportedly pointed out that the way Parmenter was holding the flag was disrespectful, and the teacher then allegedly dropped the flag on the ground and stomped on it explaining to the class that freedom of speech extends to the desecration of the U.S. flag.
Parents and faculty at the school however, found the free-speech demonstration offensive and Parmenter was placed on leave before the June 29 decision to terminate his employment.
The teacher said he plans to speak to his union representative regarding the board's decision, but had no further comment.
What do you think? Did the school board go too far by firing this teacher? Did the school board cross a free speech line here? Or are they also expressing their freedoms by freely voting to terminate him?
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MARTINSVILLE, ILLINOIS — Martinsville Junior-Senior High SchoolEnglish teacher Jordan Parmenter was fired by the Martinsville School Board on Tuesday in a 6-0 vote.
The board's decision comes following a May 15 incident during which the teacher allegedly used a small United States flag during a lesson on free speech in his classroom.
One of his students reportedly pointed out that the way Parmenter was holding the flag was disrespectful, and the teacher then allegedly dropped the flag on the ground and stomped on it explaining to the class that freedom of speech extends to the desecration of the U.S. flag.
Parents and faculty at the school however, found the free-speech demonstration offensive and Parmenter was placed on leave before the June 29 decision to terminate his employment.
The teacher said he plans to speak to his union representative regarding the board's decision, but had no further comment.
What do you think? Did the school board go too far by firing this teacher? Did the school board cross a free speech line here? Or are they also expressing their freedoms by freely voting to terminate him?
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800-454-4LAW (800-454-4529)
Chicago areaCriminal defense attorney Steven H. Fagan explains what a "Class A" Misdemeanor is in Illinois law.
There are different kinds of criminal offenses in Illinois. In addition to business class offenses and quasi-criminal matters like petty offenses punishable by only a fine, there are felony and misdemeanor charges. Where felony cases are punishable by a year or more in prison, misdemeanors are punishable by less than a year in jail.
A class A misdemeanor is punishable by up to 364 days in jail and up to a maximum of $2500 plus court costs. Many different sentencing options exist, including probation or supervision, as well as penalty options that might include fines, community service, counseling and treatment.
Most misdemeanors in Illinois fall under this category. Examples might include DUI, battery, domestic battery, theft or retail theft, driving while suspended, possession of cannabis, criminal damage to property, resisting or obstructing a police officer, criminal sexual abuse, or possession of drug paraphernalia.
Because a Class A misdemeanors can have far reaching consequences to freedom and impact on future employment opportunities, experienced and knowledgable representation by an criminal lawyer familiar with Illinois' Criminal law is a must.
Watch the video to learn more.
To learn more about misdemeanor or felony criminal offenses, visit our informative website at http://www.MyAttorneysOnline.com/
To discuss your criminal defense in the Chicago area (throughout Cook county) or in DuPage or Lake County Illinois, pick of the phone and call us at 800-454-4LAW, or email office@ffdlawyers.com and schedule a free consultation.
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http://www.MyAttorneysOnline.com/
800-454-4LAW (800-454-4529)
Chicago areaCriminal defense attorney Steven H. Fagan explains what a "Class A" Misdemeanor is in Illinois law.
There are different kinds of criminal offenses in Illinois. In addition to business class offenses and quasi-criminal matters like petty offenses punishable by only a fine, there are felony and misdemeanor charges. Where felony cases are punishable by a year or more in prison, misdemeanors are punishable by less than a year in jail.
A class A misdemeanor is punishable by up to 364 days in jail and up to a maximum of $2500 plus court costs. Many different sentencing options exist, including probation or supervision, as well as penalty options that might include fines, community service, counseling and treatment.
Most misdemeanors in Illinois fall under this category. Examples might include DUI, battery, domestic battery, theft or retail theft, driving while suspended, possession of cannabis, criminal damage to property, resisting or obstructing a police officer, criminal sexual abuse, or possession of drug paraphernalia.
Because a Class A misdemeanors can have far reaching consequences to freedom and impact on future employment opportunities, experienced and knowledgable representation by an criminal lawyer familiar with Illinois' Criminal law is a must.
Watch the video to learn more.
To learn more about misdemeanor or felony criminal offenses, visit our informative website at http://www.MyAttorneysOnline.com/
To discuss your criminal defense in the Chicago area (throughout Cook county) or in DuPage or Lake County Illinois, pick of the phone and call us at 800-454-4LAW, or email office@ffdlawyers.com and schedule a free consultation.
Fagan, Fagan & Davis
950 Lee Street - Suite 200Des Plaines, Illinois 60016
800-454-4LAW (800-454-4529)
office@ffdlawyers.com

2018 CDLGeneralKnowledgeExamQuestions & Answers - 100 Questions & Answers
See and meet BarryBranton at https://youtu.be/7V_VBjiSLWE
CDL General Knowledge VideoSeries: https://goo.gl/XWJeJv
ShortLink for this Video: https://youtu.be/HOFMikRv9Bs
Long Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HOFMikRv9Bs
Partial Video Transcript:
hi this is Barry Branton thank you for
watching my video I really appreciate it
we're gonna be covering CDL general
knowledge questions and answers we have
about a hundred questions and answers
we're going to go over so let's get
started okay thank you so much let's get
started going over these questions speed
limits that are posted at freeway
off-ramps may not be safe speeds for
large vehicles or heavily loaded
vehicles how do you test hydraulic
brakes for a leak with the vehicle
stopped pump brake pedal three times and
then apply firm pressure and hold for five
seconds you when merging with traffic you
should use your your mirrors to make sure
the gap in the traffic is large enough for
you to parmi large enough for you or your
vehicle to enter what are some steering
system defects to look for missing nuts
or bolts or Cotter keys or other parts
the amount of space you need to enter
traffic is affected by the weight of
your load if you are feeling drowsy
before driving what should you do get
some sleep
to make a tight turn with a large
vehicle you may have to go slower than
many non-commercial drivers would expect
you to drive
with a pressurized cooling system you
should not remove the radiator cap until
the system is cool which is a danger
when traveling alongside other vehicles
your vehicle may be boxed in alongside
or between those vehicles when the time
comes for you to change lanes
how far ahead should you look while
driving you should look at least 12 to
15 seconds ahead if you are turning left
which lane should you use of to left
turn lanes use the right-hand lane what
can happen if you do not have enough
room for me
let me just read that again what can
happen if you do not have enough weight
on the steering axle it will be more
difficult to steer your vehicle when
executing a turn why should you look in
your rear view mirrors you want to make
sure that the rear of your trailer
doesn't hit anything as a comer
driver what are you responsible for with
respect to your cargo you're responsible
for inspecting your cargo and knowing
that it is securely tied down and/or
covered when your speed is doubled how
many times more distance does it take to
stop your vehicle it takes about four
times as much distance to stop when your
speed is doubled
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Illinois Concealed Carry Class Training Requirements

Visithttp://IllinoisGunPros.com
http://illinoisconcealedcarrypermitclass.blogspot.com or
http://www.facebook.com/illinoisconcealedcarryclass for more information on how to get a concealed carry permit, which classes are available, etc.
The IllinoisState Police has 60 days from the day that the concealed carry law is enacted to begin approving a curriculum and instructors. We have it on authority that the Illinois State Police will recognize NRA certified instructors to teach Illinois concealed carry classes.
Illinois concealed carry classes will have to be a total of 16 hours, though many will be exempt from the first 8 hours. The first 8 hours will be waived if you are an honorably discharged veteran with a DD-214 offered as proof. That is written into the law. The other way of waiving the first 8 hours is if you have already taken a course approved by the Illinois State Police. The NRA's lobbyist in Springfield has assured us that the NRA courses (given by certified NRA instructors) will be recognized for the first 8 hours of concealed carry class. The second 8 hours will need to be approved by the Illinois State Police, but again, we are assured that it will be a curriculum that the certified NRA Instructors can deliver.
What makes a good Illinois concealed carry class is a quality instructor and a sound curriculum. For that reason, a course like the 8 hour NRA BasicPistolShootingCourse is ideal. If you already have a UtahCCW permit, we believe that will satisfy 4 of the first 8 hours required, so you would need only 4 more hours. In that case, taking a course like the 4 hour NRA FIRSTSteps Pistol course would be the way for you to go.
The process to obtain an Illinois concealed carry license will begin after July 9, 2013 when the deadlines hits for when the Federal Courts ordered Illinois to make concealed carry legal. The Illinois concealed carry permit class requirements (for shooting) are that you fire 30 rounds at a man-sized silhouette target (NRA B-27 target) and hit 70% of the time, firing 10 rounds each at distances of 5, 7 and 10 yards. This is not very difficult if you paid attention during your Illinois concealed carry permit class. The best illinois concealed carry class looks definitely to be the NRA Basic Pistol Shooting Class, with an additional 8 hours added on to satisfy the Illinois requirements. The NRA Basic Pistol Shooting class as your Illinois concealed carry permit class is a great idea for several reasons. First of all, it obviously satisfies the Illinois concealed carry class requirements. Second, as an Illinois concealed carry class, it focuses very heavily on safety. An Illinois concealed carry class should use the class time to drill into the student's consciousness all the safety habits and practices that you would expect from an Illinois concealed carry class.
Since concealed carry in Illinois is such a big deal, the gun ranges are very full on the weekends, therefore it is a good idea to think about getting into a class that meets during the week, even if this means you have to take a day off work.

MARTINSVILLE, ILLINOIS — Martinsville Junior-Senior High SchoolEnglish teacher Jordan Parmenter was fired by the Martinsville School Board on Tuesday in a 6-0 vote.
The board's decision comes following a May 15 incident during which the teacher allegedly used a small United States flag during a lesson on free speech in his classroom.
One of his students reportedly pointed out that the way Parmenter was holding the flag was disrespectful, and the teacher then allegedly dropped the flag on the ground and stomped on it explaining to the class that freedom of speech extends to the desecration of the U.S. flag.
Parents and faculty at the school however, found the free-speech demonstration offensive and Parmenter was placed on leave before the June 29 decision to terminate his employment.
The teacher said he plans to speak to his union representative regarding the board's decision, but had no further comment.
What do you think? Did the school board go too far by firing this teacher? Did the school board cross a free speech line here? Or are they also expressing their freedoms by freely voting to terminate him?
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Although today the state's largest population center is around Chicago in the northern part of the state, the state's European population grew first in the west, with French Canadians who settled along the Mississippi River, and gave the area the name, Illinois. After the American Revolutionary War established the United States, American settlers began arriving from Kentucky in the 1810s via the Ohio River, and the population grew from south to north. In 1818, Illinois achieved statehood. After construction of the Erie Canal increased traffic and trade through the Great Lakes, Chicago was founded in the 1830s on the banks of the Chicago River, at one of the few natural harbors on southern Lake Michigan.John Deere's invention of the self-scouring steel plow turned Illinois' rich prairie into some of the world's most productive and valuable farmlands, attracting immigrant farmers from Germany and Sweden. Railroads carried immigrants to new homes, as well as being used to ship their commodity crops out to markets.